Audio transcription / interview transcription

Interview transcription you can review against the recording

Keep your attention on the conversation. Turn a recorded customer, research or editorial interview into text, then check names and quotations before using them.

Transcribe a recording

How to use interview transcription

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Choose your interview recording

Select the audio or video file. CrispScribe extracts and compresses its audio in your browser before showing the processing service.

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Find the answer you need

Search the transcript for a topic or name. Use available timestamps to return to the compressed listening copy and check what was said.

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Prepare a reviewed interview transcript

Edit names and quotations, add your own notes, and export TXT or SRT. Keep permission and consent requirements in mind when sharing interview material.

A practical example

Researcher: What made the onboarding difficult?
Participant: I could not find the invitation email.

Illustrative edited interview. Automatic speaker separation is a planned paid feature; standard transcription does not label speakers.

Questions about interview transcription

Does standard transcription identify speakers?
No. You can edit speaker names yourself. Automatic speaker separation becomes available only when the advanced processing service and paid access are enabled.
Can I check a quotation against the recording?
Yes. The compressed listening copy stays in this browser. Returned timestamps help you seek to the relevant passage; always review quotations before publishing.

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Start with your recording

Review, edit and export the words that matter.

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